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May 08, 2025 Coding emerges as generative AI’s breakout star BY Mark Sullivan Welcome to AI Decoded, Fast Company’s weekly newsletter that breaks down the most important news in the world of AI. You can sign up to receive this newsletter every week here. Half of all LLM usage is for writing computer code The tech industry insists … Continue reading Coding emerges as generative AI’s breakout star
May 05, 2025 To realize AI’s potential in the workplace, do one thing BY Maria Flynn In just a few short years, generative artificial intelligence has begun demonstrating its tremendous business potential. Stanford University’s latest AI Index report reveals that global corporate investment in AI grew nearly 45% in 2024 to reach $252.3 billion. With private … Continue reading To realize AI’s potential in the workplace, do one thing
Reflect on the impact of AI on 2024 but also consider what comes next in 2025. Jay Mandel on December 30, 2024 As 2024 comes to a close, it’s impossible to ignore the central theme that has shaped marketing and technology this year: artificial intelligence. From breathtaking advancements in generative models to bold proclamations … Continue reading Lessons from AI’s 2024 rise and a pragmatic path for marketing in 2025
November 09, 2024 AI’s dominance is not inevitable, according to a tech ethicist When it comes to artificial intelligence, the technological determinism argument is both exaggerated and oversimplified. BY The Conversation Anyone following the rhetoric around artificial intelligence in recent years has heard one version or another of the claim that AI is inevitable. Common … Continue reading AI’s dominance is not inevitable, according to a tech ethicist
The genAI industry is spending trillions to create interchangeable brands and products that are saving marketers time and money. Constantine von Hoffman on September 26, 2024 This year’s Dreamforce and Inbound user conferences were all about AI agents. “When we look back at this event years from now, you’re going to remember it as … Continue reading Why AI’s agents and commodification are good news for marketers
Key B2B considerations for successful AI adoption, from team preparation to selecting context-aware solutions. Mark Ogne on August 7, 2024 As predictable as the sun coming up in the morning, each day I speak with sales and marketing leaders who fear they’re not doing enough with AI and have fallen too far behind. … Continue reading Unlocking AI’s potential in B2B marketing
Uncover the hype and reality of AI in customer data platforms and why a broader AI framework is essential for maximizing its benefits. Zack Wenthe on July 16, 2024 AI dominates trade shows, boardrooms and sales conversations. It’s mentioned at nearly every event or webinar. With the potential of generative AI anbd other advanced … Continue reading Navigating AI’s place in the CDP landscape
June 25, 2024 Why experts are using the word ‘bullshit’ to describe AI’s flaws The expletive isn’t just being used for shock value—it actually has a philosophical meaning. BY Mark Sullivan Since the launch of ChatGPT in late 2022 we’ve known that artificial intelligence language models are prone to spewing falsehoods, otherwise known as hallucinations. The … Continue reading Why experts are using the word ‘bullshit’ to describe AI’s flaws
May 29, 2024 Google AI’s hilariously bad answers aren’t the big problem When a search engine is ridiculously wrong, we can deal with it. But AI’s subtler mistakes and general sloppiness are a more serious long-term problem. BY Harry McCracken Contrary to anything you’ve been told recently, putting glue on pizza is not a good idea. … Continue reading Google AI’s hilariously bad answers aren’t the big problem
April 18, 2024 Generative AI’s refusal to produce ‘controversial’ content can create echo chambers In a recent report, we found that generative AI has important shortcomings regarding freedom of expression and access to information. BY The Conversation Google recently made headlines globally because its chatbot Gemini generated images of people of color instead of white people … Continue reading Generative AI’s refusal to produce ‘controversial’ content can create echo chambers
